LEGO is no longer just for the kids. Now fashionable businesswomen can take them to work with these colorful stilettos by artist Finn Stone. Not only are these shoes the perfect ice-breaker or conversation piece, they may also come in handy if you need to distract a grumpy child on the go.

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Award-winning London-based shoe designer Chau Har Lee does these really cool made-to-order shoes that redefine the whole notion of killer heels with flat knife-like metal shards instead of pointy little stilettos. These photos by Viktor Vauthier do justice to their coolness.

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Red soles are passe. Why waste all that underfoot canvas on a single colour when you can have crazy Elvis skulls or mountain lions in full colour instead? Artist Taylor Reeve is behind these statement pumps that probably carry more design weight in the soles than in the actual heels. Not that we’re one to kick up a fuss though — they’re really nice.

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There’s a bit of a race on in our band to see who can find these California Era 45 Vansfirst. Yeah, we’re talking soft leather uppers, contrasting leather too. Brass eyelets, leather laces, the works.

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Wondering about those heel-less shoes worn by Lady Gaga? Those are Noritaka Tatehana’s works. He handmakes all his shoes so you have to wait three to five months until you get it. But while you wait, you can spend that time figuring out a opportunity to actually wear them.

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These are our favourite shoes. They are as comfortable as skater shoes but when you wear them you still give off the impression that you’re employed. We wear matching black and white ones at our shows with suits, and they look “fresh,” as the kids say these days. Or was that 1987? Either way, Rod Lavers were cool then and are still just as cool now, earning them the title of classic.

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We already had our eye on him four years ago. Now, with abstract sculpture pioneer Barbara Hepworth as his muse for his S/S 13 collection, London-based fashion designer Peter Jensen somehow manages to make sharp-looking visor hats with holes in them that hardly look daft at all. In fact, they have a bit of the samurai aesthetics in them. The world must look like a photoframe with one of these hats on. And holey chic, these shoes.

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Illustrator Hannah K Lee has a zine, Shoes Over Bills, where she squares off the cost of shoes against the bills for everyday expenses, like laundry, ramen and toilet paper. This makes it simple enough for anyone to process, even if your brains are of the addled squirrel variety.

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I’ve always been a fan of John Varvatos’ collaboration with Converse, and the new CT Zip Hi model might just be at the top of my favorite list. The 100 percent black leather pair is topped off with brushed metal laces and a vintage Chucks sole. The model also belongs to the high-top family and holds a zipper across the back.

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We’re digging the look of the Autumn 2012 Lacoste Essential Design (LED) range, which takes its visual cues from the great design and classic styles of Eames, Jacobsen, Charlotte Perriand and Le Corbusier, amongst others. It’s a fusion of authentic brand essence and simplicity of design. Signature LED styles, including the Heldon and Bradford, headline the collection with a winterised feel, featuring additional suede details and contrasting laces on the Heldon. Damn! You really can sport these treads for any situation.

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There is no place like home, especially when you’re walking there in a pair of GPS Shoes. Inspired by Dorothy from Wizard of Oz, Dominic Wilcox has created a fully functional prototype pair of shoes that will guide you home no matter where you are in the world. Equipped with LED lighting and a GPS system, the shoes are activated by clicking the heels (Dorothy style) when the destination is uploaded through a USB cable and mapping software. In the shoes there is a progress bar with one red light at the beginning of the journey and it ends on the green light when you arrive. The correct direction to walk is shown by the illumination of one of the LEDs on the circle.

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French born, London-based Natacha Marro is a renowned maker of shoes and boots. Her designs have character and are also comfortable, despite the appearance. Her client list includes Björk, Lady Gaga, David Bowie, Star Wars, Gwen Stefani, and Goldfrapp.

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Marvie B. is a shoe customizer who uses stylish patterns and unique color combos that grab your attention immediately. I know this because Marvie B. shoe designs focus mainly on high heels, and as a guy who only wears high top sneakers, you could see where the similarities die pretty quickly. But a great shoe design is a great shoe design no matter if I can wear the shoe or not.

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These shoes of all different kinds sport different monsters that glow in the dark. Fun! From Iron Fist Clothing.

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My illustrations have been parlayed into a creative shoe line called Zapatillas. Cute and comfortable, these shoes are a wardrobe essential. Right? Right!

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Sydney based label Virr believe that the company you carry, or more over, the accessories you carry have the power to define you. Virr’s classical, handcrafted leather totes, shoes and bags have that old world charm that makes modern metros and fashionistas week at the knees.

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It’s not every day the collective bargain hunters of Hibernian House host their famous discarded clothing sales. The much-loved Sydney event literally pops up a few times a year and features dazzling shoes, handbags, jewellery and heaps of hand-picked attire, mostly under $20. So rush in kids between June 11 and 13 for your chance to grab some particularly fascinating vintage and retro pieces sourced from around the globe.

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All that glitters and bears some traces of gold is super in right now; so say hello to Christian Louboutin’s freshly baked, luxuriously artsy range of shoes. His exquisite Fall 2010 line abounds with must-have pumps, thigh-high boots, low-rise boots and killer heels individually featuring rainbow Swarovski crystals, nude lace, coyote fur and fox-fur pom poms.

I particularly love his very special and cleverly constructed Alice In Wonderland themed advertising campaign. With the help of photographer Khuong Nguyen, Alice elements are even juxtaposed with The Seven Dwarfs, The Little Mermaid and Cinderella.

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Nostalgic fashionistas, Melbourne boutique, Fat, has just unloaded a shipment of our favourite jelly baby shoes. It’s the Jelly Revial of the cult classic, French Sarraizienne PVC sandal. The wait, for the sentimental and stylish, is now over.

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On Australian-based website Shoes Of Prey you can create your own fancy shoes and have them made up to wear out. The team behind the bespoke shoe company ‘tracked down a team of highly skilled artisans dedicated to crafting shoes’ and have since opened the platform up to aspiring designers and fashionistas around the world.

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